CONSTRUCTION EQUIPMENT, TOOLS & MACHINES REPAIR, INSTALLATION AND MAINTENANCE IN NAIROBI

Pro-Logic Technologies Limited call 0723763173  provides construction tools and machines repair, installation, servicing, troubleshooting and maintenance in Nairobi for contractors, builders, property developers, construction companies, workshops, fabricators, road contractors, civil engineering teams, institutions, industrial facilities and individual construction professionals.

Construction sites depend on equipment that must operate reliably. A single failed machine can interrupt an entire workflow. A concrete mixer that refuses to start, a faulty welding machine, a damaged power tool, a failed compactor, a defective water pump or an electrical problem in a construction machine can create delays and additional costs.

Our technical services cover a broad range of construction machinery, electrical equipment, power tools, mechanical equipment and site machines, with repair, installation, troubleshooting and maintenance support available in Nairobi and, depending on the project, outside Nairobi.

PRO-LOGIC TECHNOLOGIES LIMITED

MAIN WORKSHOP / HEAD OFFICE:
LUTHULI AVENUE, KANGARI BUILDING, 3RD FLOOR, KA7, NAIROBI

PHONE: 0723763173

EMAIL: info@prologictechnologies.co.ke

WEBSITE: prologictecnologies.co.ke


CONSTRUCTION MACHINE REPAIR IN NAIROBI

Construction equipment operates in demanding environments.

Machines are exposed to:

  • Dust
  • Cement
  • Sand
  • Aggregate
  • Water
  • Vibration
  • Heat
  • Heavy loads
  • Continuous operation
  • Electrical fluctuations
  • Mechanical stress

Over time, these conditions can affect components.

A machine may gradually develop symptoms before eventually stopping completely.

Common warning signs include:

  • Difficulty starting
  • Excessive vibration
  • Unusual noise
  • Overheating
  • Reduced output
  • Electrical tripping
  • Intermittent operation
  • Burning smell
  • Poor speed control
  • Oil leakage
  • Damaged cables
  • Abnormal current consumption
  • Excessive sparking

Early inspection can help identify the problem before a minor fault develops into a larger failure.


CONSTRUCTION EQUIPMENT SERVICING AND MAINTENANCE

Construction equipment maintenance is not only about repairing machines after they break down.

Preventive maintenance involves inspecting equipment before major failure occurs.

Depending on the machine, maintenance may include:

  • Electrical inspection
  • Motor inspection
  • Bearing inspection
  • Wiring checks
  • Switch inspection
  • Control-system testing
  • Lubrication
  • Belt inspection
  • Mechanical adjustment
  • Cleaning
  • Safety checks
  • Operational testing

The appropriate maintenance interval depends on the machine, operating hours, manufacturer requirements and site conditions.


CONCRETE MIXER REPAIR IN NAIROBI

Concrete mixers are widely used in construction.

They may be used for:

  • Foundations
  • Slabs
  • Columns
  • Beams
  • Walkways
  • Driveways
  • Drainage
  • Boundary walls
  • Concrete bases

A faulty concrete mixer can bring concrete production to a halt.

We can assist with troubleshooting problems involving:

  • Electric motors
  • Petrol or diesel engines
  • Switches
  • Starters
  • Capacitors
  • Wiring
  • Bearings
  • Belts
  • Drive mechanisms
  • Drum systems
  • Controls
  • Electrical connections

CONCRETE MIXER MOTOR REPAIR

Electric concrete mixers depend on motors to rotate the drum.

Motor-related faults may include:

  • Failure to start
  • Humming without rotation
  • Overheating
  • Low torque
  • Tripping
  • Excessive noise
  • Burning smell
  • Intermittent operation

Diagnosis may involve checking the power supply, motor windings, capacitor where applicable, bearings, terminals and mechanical load.


CONCRETE MIXER INSTALLATION

Installing a concrete mixer requires attention to:

  • Site location
  • Electrical supply
  • Ground stability
  • Access
  • Operator position
  • Material loading
  • Discharge area
  • Safety
  • Power requirements

The mixer should be installed and operated according to manufacturer instructions.


CONCRETE VIBRATOR REPAIR

Concrete vibrators are used to consolidate freshly placed concrete.

A faulty vibrator may cause:

  • Weak vibration
  • No vibration
  • Motor failure
  • Cable damage
  • Electrical tripping
  • Overheating

We can inspect electrical and mechanical components.


CONCRETE VIBRATOR INSTALLATION AND SERVICING

For construction teams purchasing or deploying concrete vibrators, installation and setup should consider the available power supply and operating environment.

Regular inspection of cables, motors and vibrating mechanisms can help maintain reliable operation.


POWER TOOL REPAIR IN NAIROBI

Construction workers depend heavily on portable power tools.

These include:

  • Drills
  • Grinders
  • Cut-off machines
  • Sanders
  • Circular saws
  • Reciprocating saws
  • Rotary hammers
  • Demolition hammers
  • Planers
  • Routers
  • Polishers
  • Tile cutters

Power tools can experience electrical and mechanical failures through intensive use.


ELECTRIC DRILL REPAIR

A drill may develop:

  • Motor failure
  • Switch failure
  • Carbon-brush wear
  • Bearing noise
  • Chuck problems
  • Cable damage
  • Speed-control faults
  • Overheating

Proper diagnosis determines whether the problem is electrical, mechanical or related to the tool's accessories.


HAMMER DRILL REPAIR

Hammer drills are used for drilling into:

  • Concrete
  • Masonry
  • Blockwork
  • Stone
  • Other construction materials

Heavy use can cause wear to:

  • Brushes
  • Bearings
  • Switches
  • Gears
  • Chucks
  • Power cables
  • Internal mechanisms

ROTARY HAMMER REPAIR

Rotary hammers experience significant mechanical stress.

Problems can involve:

  • Motor
  • Gearbox
  • Bearing
  • Chuck
  • Hammer mechanism
  • Switch
  • Power cable

A rotary hammer that produces abnormal vibration or noise should be inspected.


DEMOLITION HAMMER REPAIR

Demolition hammers operate under high impact loads.

Common problems include:

  • Loss of impact
  • Motor failure
  • Gear damage
  • Bearing failure
  • Switch problems
  • Cable damage
  • Overheating

Proper servicing can help maintain equipment reliability.


ANGLE GRINDER REPAIR

Angle grinders are commonly used for:

  • Metal cutting
  • Grinding
  • Surface preparation
  • Masonry work

Faults can involve:

  • Motor
  • Switch
  • Brushes
  • Bearings
  • Gearbox
  • Cable
  • Spindle
  • Guard assembly

CUT-OFF MACHINE REPAIR

Cut-off machines are used for construction and fabrication applications.

Problems may include:

  • Motor failure
  • Excessive vibration
  • Blade-drive problems
  • Switch faults
  • Cable damage
  • Overheating

CIRCULAR SAW REPAIR

Circular saws are used for cutting wood and certain construction materials depending on the equipment.

We can inspect:

  • Motor
  • Switch
  • Brushes
  • Bearings
  • Power cable
  • Blade drive
  • Safety mechanisms

TILE CUTTING MACHINE REPAIR

Tile cutting equipment may experience:

  • Motor failure
  • Water-pump problems
  • Blade-drive faults
  • Electrical issues
  • Switch failure
  • Cable damage

Wet tile cutters require particular attention to electrical safety because water and electricity are present in the same working environment.


WELDING MACHINE REPAIR IN NAIROBI

Welding machines are essential for many construction and fabrication projects.

They may be used for:

  • Structural steel
  • Gates
  • Railings
  • Frames
  • Reinforcement work
  • Fabrication
  • Metal repairs

We can troubleshoot suitable welding equipment.


ARC WELDING MACHINE REPAIR

Arc welding machines can develop:

  • No output
  • Weak output
  • Excessive current fluctuation
  • Overheating
  • Fan problems
  • Control faults
  • Cable damage

Electronic inverter welding machines require specialized troubleshooting.


INVERTER WELDING MACHINE REPAIR

Inverter welders contain electronic components such as:

  • IGBTs
  • Rectifiers
  • Capacitors
  • Control boards
  • Drivers
  • Cooling fans
  • Protection circuits

A failure in any of these areas can prevent proper welding operation.


MIG WELDER REPAIR

MIG welding systems may include:

  • Power source
  • Wire feeder
  • Control board
  • Motor
  • Solenoid
  • Torch
  • Gas system

Faults can occur in either the electrical or wire-feeding system.


TIG WELDER REPAIR

TIG equipment may have specialized control systems.

Problems can involve:

  • HF ignition
  • Current control
  • Torch connections
  • Foot-pedal control
  • Gas solenoid
  • Cooling
  • Power electronics

WELDING MACHINE INSTALLATION

Installing welding equipment involves considering:

  • Input voltage
  • Current rating
  • Earthing
  • Circuit protection
  • Cable size
  • Working environment
  • Ventilation

Industrial welding equipment should be connected according to its electrical specifications.


AIR COMPRESSOR REPAIR

Air compressors are used on construction sites for:

  • Pneumatic tools
  • Spraying
  • Cleaning
  • Inflation
  • Equipment operation

Problems can include:

  • Failure to start
  • Low pressure
  • Excessive pressure
  • Oil leakage
  • Overheating
  • Motor faults
  • Pressure-switch failure

AIR COMPRESSOR INSTALLATION

Installation considerations include:

  • Ventilation
  • Electrical supply
  • Foundation
  • Air piping
  • Drainage
  • Pressure requirements
  • Noise
  • Maintenance access

WATER PUMP REPAIR FOR CONSTRUCTION SITES

Construction sites often require pumps for:

  • Dewatering
  • Water transfer
  • Mixing
  • Site supply
  • Drainage
  • Tank filling

Pump problems can include:

  • Failure to prime
  • Low pressure
  • No water delivery
  • Motor failure
  • Seal leakage
  • Bearing noise
  • Electrical tripping

SUBMERSIBLE PUMP REPAIR

Submersible pumps operate underwater and therefore require proper electrical protection.

Problems can include:

  • Motor failure
  • Cable damage
  • Seal failure
  • Impeller blockage
  • Reduced flow
  • Electrical leakage

DEWATERING PUMP REPAIR

Construction excavations can accumulate water.

Dewatering pumps help remove water from:

  • Foundations
  • Trenches
  • Basements
  • Excavations
  • Construction pits

A failed pump can delay excavation work.


GENERATOR REPAIR FOR CONSTRUCTION SITES

Generators are frequently used where grid electricity is unavailable or unreliable.

Construction-site generator problems can include:

  • Failure to start
  • Low output
  • Overheating
  • Voltage instability
  • Battery failure
  • Alternator problems
  • Control-panel faults
  • Fuel-system problems

Generator servicing should follow the manufacturer's requirements.


GENERATOR INSTALLATION FOR CONSTRUCTION PROJECTS

Generator installation involves:

  • Load assessment
  • Positioning
  • Earthing
  • Cable installation
  • Changeover systems
  • Ventilation
  • Exhaust management
  • Protection
  • Fuel arrangements

CONSTRUCTION SITE ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT REPAIR

Construction sites may use:

  • Distribution boards
  • Temporary electrical panels
  • Extension systems
  • Power tools
  • Welding equipment
  • Lighting
  • Pumps
  • Compressors

Electrical systems should be installed and maintained according to applicable safety requirements.


SITE POWER DISTRIBUTION BOARD INSTALLATION

A temporary construction distribution system may include:

  • Main isolator
  • Circuit breakers
  • RCD/RCBO protection where appropriate
  • Socket outlets
  • Earthing
  • Cable protection

The system should be designed according to the site's electrical requirements.


POWER TOOLS CABLE REPAIR

Power-tool cables can be damaged through:

  • Repeated bending
  • Vehicle traffic
  • Sharp edges
  • Heat
  • Improper storage
  • Physical impact

Damaged cables should not be repaired using unsafe temporary methods.


EXTENSION CABLE AND REEL REPAIR

Construction sites frequently use extension reels.

Problems can include:

  • Broken sockets
  • Damaged plugs
  • Cable cuts
  • Overheating
  • Loose terminals

Extension equipment should be rated appropriately for the connected load.


CONSTRUCTION MACHINE ELECTRICAL FAULT FINDING

Electrical troubleshooting can involve:

  • Voltage testing
  • Continuity checks
  • Resistance measurement
  • Insulation checks
  • Current measurement
  • Component testing
  • Wiring inspection

The specific testing method depends on the equipment.


CONSTRUCTION MOTOR REPAIR

Many construction machines rely on electric motors.

Motor repair can include inspection of:

  • Bearings
  • Windings
  • Terminals
  • Cooling
  • Insulation
  • Rotor
  • Stator
  • Brushes where applicable

For larger motors, testing may require more specialized equipment.


ELECTRIC MOTOR REWINDING

Where a motor winding has failed and rewinding is technically and economically appropriate, motor rewinding can restore the motor.

This may involve:

  1. Motor inspection
  2. Disassembly
  3. Winding assessment
  4. Removal of damaged winding
  5. Winding preparation
  6. New winding installation
  7. Insulation
  8. Testing
  9. Reassembly
  10. Operational testing

CONSTRUCTION MACHINE BEARING REPLACEMENT

Bearings support rotating components.

Failure can produce:

  • Noise
  • Vibration
  • Heat
  • Shaft movement
  • Reduced efficiency

Bearing replacement can be required in:

  • Mixers
  • Motors
  • Pumps
  • Grinders
  • Compressors
  • Fans
  • Machinery

CONSTRUCTION MACHINE BELT REPLACEMENT

Belts transfer mechanical power between components.

A worn belt can cause:

  • Slippage
  • Reduced speed
  • Noise
  • Overheating
  • Poor machine performance

Correct belt selection is important.


CONSTRUCTION MACHINE GEARBOX REPAIR

Gearboxes transmit and modify mechanical power.

Problems may involve:

  • Gear wear
  • Bearing failure
  • Lubrication problems
  • Shaft damage
  • Excessive noise

A gearbox should be inspected before replacing components.


CONSTRUCTION MACHINE CONTROL PANEL REPAIR

Modern machinery can incorporate electronic control panels.

Problems can involve:

  • Displays
  • Buttons
  • Relays
  • Control boards
  • Sensors
  • Power supplies

VFD INSTALLATION FOR CONSTRUCTION MACHINERY

Variable Frequency Drives can be used to control suitable AC motors.

VFD applications may include:

  • Pumps
  • Fans
  • Compressors
  • Conveyors
  • Industrial machinery

Installation requires appropriate motor and drive selection, programming and protection.


VFD PROGRAMMING AND TROUBLESHOOTING

VFD faults may include:

  • Overcurrent
  • Overvoltage
  • Undervoltage
  • Overheating
  • Motor overload
  • Communication faults
  • Parameter errors

Proper diagnosis should identify whether the problem originates from the drive, motor, load or power supply.


PLC CONTROL SYSTEMS FOR CONSTRUCTION MACHINES

Some automated construction machinery may incorporate PLC systems.

PLC troubleshooting can involve:

  • Inputs
  • Outputs
  • Sensors
  • Relays
  • Programming
  • Communication
  • Power supplies

Pro-Logic Technologies Limited also provides PLC and SCADA-related technical services.


SCADA FOR INDUSTRIAL CONSTRUCTION EQUIPMENT

Large industrial operations may use SCADA systems for monitoring.

Where applicable, technical support can include:

  • Control integration
  • Monitoring
  • Fault diagnosis
  • Communication
  • System configuration

CONSTRUCTION MACHINE SENSOR REPAIR

Sensors can monitor:

  • Temperature
  • Pressure
  • Speed
  • Position
  • Level
  • Current
  • Other operating conditions

A faulty sensor can cause abnormal machine operation.


TEMPERATURE SENSOR REPLACEMENT

Machines that overheat or display incorrect temperatures may have sensor problems.

A suitable replacement must match the equipment specification.


PRESSURE SENSOR REPAIR

Pressure sensors can be found in:

  • Compressors
  • Pumps
  • Hydraulic systems
  • Industrial machinery

A failed pressure sensor can cause incorrect control or machine shutdown.


CONSTRUCTION MACHINE INSTALLATION SERVICES

Installation can involve more than placing equipment on the floor.

Depending on the machine, installation may require:

  • Electrical connection
  • Mechanical assembly
  • Alignment
  • Anchoring
  • Pipe connections
  • Control wiring
  • Programming
  • Testing

MACHINE COMMISSIONING

After installation, commissioning may include:

  • Visual inspection
  • Electrical verification
  • Mechanical checks
  • Rotation check
  • Control testing
  • Load testing
  • Safety verification

Equipment should be placed into normal service only after appropriate testing.


CONSTRUCTION EQUIPMENT REPAIR FOR CONTRACTORS

Contractors depend on their machinery to meet project deadlines.

We provide repair support for equipment used by:

  • Building contractors
  • Road contractors
  • Civil contractors
  • Electrical contractors
  • Plumbing contractors
  • Fabricators
  • Renovation companies
  • Landscaping contractors

CONSTRUCTION EQUIPMENT REPAIR FOR BUILDING COMPANIES

Building companies may operate equipment across several sites.

A maintenance program can help track:

  • Equipment condition
  • Repairs
  • Maintenance dates
  • Recurring faults
  • Parts replacement
  • Operating hours

CONSTRUCTION EQUIPMENT REPAIR FOR ROAD CONTRACTORS

Road projects may involve:

  • Compactors
  • Pumps
  • Generators
  • Welding machines
  • Concrete mixers
  • Cutting equipment
  • Power tools

The exact equipment depends on the project.


CONSTRUCTION EQUIPMENT REPAIR FOR CIVIL ENGINEERING PROJECTS

Civil works may involve:

  • Concrete mixers
  • Vibrators
  • Pumps
  • Generators
  • Welding equipment
  • Cutting tools
  • Compaction machinery

Reliable equipment maintenance supports project continuity.


CONSTRUCTION EQUIPMENT REPAIR FOR RENOVATION COMPANIES

Renovation companies use numerous portable machines.

Common equipment includes:

  • Drills
  • Grinders
  • Tile cutters
  • Sanders
  • Saws
  • Demolition hammers
  • Welding equipment

CONSTRUCTION TOOL REPAIR WORKSHOP SUPPORT

Pro-Logic Technologies Limited operates from:

Luthuli Avenue, Kangari Building, 3rd Floor, KA7, Nairobi.

Customers can enquire about bringing suitable equipment for assessment.

For larger machinery, site service arrangements may be considered depending on equipment type and project requirements.


ON-SITE CONSTRUCTION MACHINE REPAIR

Some equipment is difficult to transport.

Examples include:

  • Large motors
  • Industrial pumps
  • Heavy machinery
  • Installed equipment
  • Fixed compressors
  • Factory machines

For such equipment, on-site assessment may be more practical.


MOBILE CONSTRUCTION EQUIPMENT TECHNICAL SUPPORT

Where appropriate, technicians can assess equipment at the customer's site.

Before arranging site service, provide:

  • Machine type
  • Brand
  • Model
  • Fault
  • Location
  • Photographs
  • Equipment size

This helps determine the appropriate service arrangement.


CONSTRUCTION MACHINE PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE PROGRAM

A preventive program can include:

DAILY CHECKS

Basic operator inspections.

WEEKLY CHECKS

Condition checks and cleaning.

PERIODIC SERVICE

Mechanical and electrical inspection.

ANNUAL OR MAJOR SERVICE

More comprehensive inspection depending on machine requirements.

The exact schedule should follow the manufacturer recommendations and actual operating conditions.


CONSTRUCTION EQUIPMENT SAFETY INSPECTION

Before operating equipment, inspect:

  • Cables
  • Plugs
  • Guards
  • Switches
  • Moving parts
  • Bolts
  • Wheels
  • Frames
  • Safety mechanisms

Do not operate equipment with serious visible defects.


CONSTRUCTION EQUIPMENT OVERHEATING

Overheating can occur due to:

  • Overloading
  • Poor ventilation
  • Bearing failure
  • Electrical faults
  • Blocked cooling
  • Damaged motor
  • Incorrect voltage
  • Mechanical resistance

Continued operation while overheating can cause more extensive damage.


CONSTRUCTION EQUIPMENT EXCESSIVE VIBRATION

Excessive vibration can indicate:

  • Bearing failure
  • Misalignment
  • Imbalance
  • Loose components
  • Bent shaft
  • Mechanical damage

Vibration should be investigated before continued heavy operation.


CONSTRUCTION EQUIPMENT UNUSUAL NOISE

Noise can originate from:

  • Bearings
  • Gears
  • Belts
  • Motors
  • Pumps
  • Loose panels
  • Mechanical impact

The source should be identified before assuming which component needs replacement.


CONSTRUCTION EQUIPMENT ELECTRICAL TRIPPING

Repeated circuit-breaker tripping can indicate:

  • Short circuit
  • Earth fault
  • Motor problem
  • Overload
  • Insulation breakdown
  • Incorrect circuit sizing

Repeatedly resetting a breaker without identifying the cause is not a proper repair strategy.


CONSTRUCTION MACHINE BURNING SMELL

A burning smell may indicate:

  • Overheated winding
  • Damaged cable
  • Loose terminal
  • Electrical arcing
  • Overloaded motor
  • Failed component

The machine should be stopped and inspected.


CONSTRUCTION TOOL SWITCH REPLACEMENT

Switches are heavily used on portable tools.

Faults can include:

  • Intermittent operation
  • Failure to start
  • Failure to stop
  • Burnt contacts

The replacement switch must be compatible with the equipment.


CARBON BRUSH REPLACEMENT

Some universal-motor power tools use carbon brushes.

Worn brushes can cause:

  • Sparking
  • Reduced power
  • Intermittent operation
  • Excessive noise
  • Motor failure

Brush replacement can sometimes restore proper operation.


CONSTRUCTION TOOL BEARING REPLACEMENT

Portable tools can develop bearing problems from dust and heavy use.

Symptoms include:

  • Grinding noise
  • Shaft movement
  • Vibration
  • Heat

Bearings should be replaced with appropriate specifications.


CONSTRUCTION TOOL GEAR REPAIR

Drills, grinders, rotary hammers and other tools may use gear systems.

Worn gears can result in:

  • Noise
  • Poor torque
  • Slippage
  • Reduced output

CONSTRUCTION MACHINE POWER SUPPLY INSTALLATION

Large equipment requires suitable electrical infrastructure.

Installation may involve:

  • Distribution board
  • Isolator
  • Cable
  • Protection
  • Earthing
  • Motor starter
  • Contactor
  • Overload protection

Electrical design should match the equipment load.


MOTOR STARTER INSTALLATION

Some motors require starters or control equipment.

Depending on the application, this may include:

  • Direct-on-line starter
  • Star-delta starter
  • Soft starter
  • VFD

The appropriate method depends on motor size and application.


SOFT STARTER INSTALLATION

Soft starters can reduce starting current and mechanical stress for suitable motors.

Applications may include:

  • Pumps
  • Fans
  • Compressors
  • Certain industrial machines

CONSTRUCTION MACHINE AUTOMATION

Modern equipment may incorporate automation.

Automation can improve:

  • Process control
  • Monitoring
  • Safety
  • Production consistency

PLC, sensors, relays and control systems can form part of automated machinery.


CONSTRUCTION EQUIPMENT REPAIR IN WESTLANDS

Construction companies and property developers in Westlands can enquire about:

  • Power-tool repair
  • Concrete mixer repair
  • Welding machine repair
  • Pump repair
  • Generator repair
  • Electrical equipment installation
  • Machinery maintenance

CONSTRUCTION EQUIPMENT REPAIR IN RUNDА

Runda residential and commercial construction projects can require equipment such as:

  • Concrete mixers
  • Drills
  • Grinders
  • Welding machines
  • Pumps
  • Generators

CONSTRUCTION EQUIPMENT REPAIR IN KAREN

Construction and renovation teams in Karen can enquire about equipment servicing and repair.


CONSTRUCTION EQUIPMENT REPAIR IN KILIMANI

Commercial and residential projects in Kilimani can require temporary equipment repair and technical support.


CONSTRUCTION EQUIPMENT REPAIR IN KILELESHWA

Construction companies and property owners can request machinery troubleshooting and maintenance.


CONSTRUCTION EQUIPMENT REPAIR IN MOMBASA ROAD

Industrial and construction activity around Mombasa Road often involves machinery, pumps, generators, welding equipment and power tools.


CONSTRUCTION EQUIPMENT REPAIR IN THIKA ROAD

Contractors operating around Thika Road and surrounding areas can enquire about equipment repair and installation.


CONSTRUCTION EQUIPMENT REPAIR IN KIAMBU

Equipment used in residential and commercial projects throughout Kiambu can be serviced depending on machine type.


CONSTRUCTION EQUIPMENT REPAIR OUTSIDE NAIROBI

Pro-Logic Technologies Limited can also receive enquiries from customers outside Nairobi.

Projects in counties such as:

  • Kiambu
  • Machakos
  • Kajiado
  • Nakuru
  • Murang'a
  • Nyeri
  • Meru
  • Embu
  • Kisumu
  • Mombasa
  • Siaya
  • Busia
  • Kericho
  • Kitui
  • Taita Taveta
  • Turkana
  • Samburu

can enquire about technical equipment services.

Availability of on-site work depends on equipment type, location and project requirements.


CONSTRUCTION EQUIPMENT INSTALLATION FOR NEW PROJECTS

New construction projects often involve purchasing multiple machines.

Before installation, equipment specifications should be reviewed.

Important information includes:

  • Rated voltage
  • Rated current
  • Power
  • Phase
  • Motor type
  • Foundation requirements
  • Operating environment
  • Control requirements

CONSTRUCTION MACHINE FOUNDATION INSTALLATION

Heavy equipment may require a properly prepared foundation.

The foundation should be designed according to:

  • Machine weight
  • Dynamic loads
  • Operating speed
  • Vibration
  • Ground conditions
  • Manufacturer requirements

CONSTRUCTION MACHINE ALIGNMENT

Rotating machinery often requires correct alignment.

Poor alignment can cause:

  • Vibration
  • Bearing failure
  • Coupling damage
  • Motor overheating
  • Reduced equipment life

CONSTRUCTION MACHINE COMMISSIONING AND TESTING

After installation, testing can include:

  • No-load operation
  • Control verification
  • Rotation direction
  • Current measurement
  • Vibration observation
  • Temperature monitoring
  • Load testing

The precise commissioning procedure depends on the machine.


MACHINE REPAIR DOCUMENTATION

For commercial customers, it can be useful to maintain records of:

  • Equipment identification
  • Fault
  • Diagnosis
  • Repair
  • Parts replaced
  • Testing
  • Maintenance date
  • Recommended future service

This can help companies manage their equipment fleet.


WHY PROFESSIONAL CONSTRUCTION MACHINE REPAIR MATTERS

Improvised repairs can create additional problems.

Incorrect wiring, unsuitable components or bypassed protection can cause:

  • Equipment damage
  • Electrical hazards
  • Fire risks
  • Repeated breakdowns
  • Premature motor failure

Professional troubleshooting focuses on identifying the underlying fault.


REPAIR OR REPLACE CONSTRUCTION EQUIPMENT?

Not every machine should automatically be replaced.

Repair may be appropriate when:

  • The fault is identifiable
  • Spare parts are available
  • The machine remains structurally sound
  • Repair cost is reasonable
  • The equipment still meets project requirements

Replacement may be considered when:

  • Damage is extensive
  • Parts are unavailable
  • The machine is obsolete
  • Repair is uneconomical
  • Safety cannot be restored

CONSTRUCTION EQUIPMENT TESTING AFTER REPAIR

After repairs, equipment should be tested appropriately.

Testing may include:

  • Electrical operation
  • Mechanical operation
  • No-load test
  • Load test
  • Temperature
  • Vibration
  • Controls
  • Safety devices

The testing process depends on the equipment.


CUSTOMER TESTIMONY — CONSTRUCTION EQUIPMENT REPAIR

“Our construction equipment developed an electrical fault when we were working on a project. We contacted Pro-Logic Technologies Limited and explained the symptoms. The equipment was inspected to establish the actual problem before repairs were carried out. After testing, the machine was returned to operation and our team could continue with the project.”

— Construction Contractor, Nairobi


CUSTOMER TESTIMONY — CONCRETE MIXER SERVICE

“We had a concrete mixer that was experiencing operational problems. Instead of replacing the machine immediately, we requested a technical assessment. Pro-Logic Technologies Limited checked the equipment and identified the components that required attention. The service helped us understand the fault and get the equipment working again.”

— Building Contractor, Nairobi


CUSTOMER TESTIMONY — WELDING MACHINE REPAIR

“Our welding machine had stopped producing the expected output. The team checked the electrical and internal components and worked on the faulty section. After testing, the machine was able to return to its construction and fabrication duties.”

— Fabrication and Construction Customer


CONSTRUCTION EQUIPMENT REPAIR FAQ

DO YOU REPAIR CONCRETE MIXERS?

Yes. Concrete mixers can be inspected for electrical and mechanical faults.

DO YOU REPAIR WELDING MACHINES?

Yes. Suitable welding machines can be assessed and repaired.

DO YOU REPAIR POWER TOOLS?

Yes. Enquiries can be made for drills, grinders, saws, rotary hammers and other construction power tools.

DO YOU INSTALL CONSTRUCTION MACHINES?

Yes. Installation requirements can be assessed according to equipment specifications.

DO YOU PROVIDE ON-SITE REPAIRS?

For suitable equipment, on-site assessment and service arrangements can be discussed.

CAN YOU REPAIR ELECTRIC MOTORS?

Yes. Motor troubleshooting and rewinding services are among our technical capabilities.

DO YOU REPAIR WATER PUMPS?

Yes, suitable construction and industrial pumps can be assessed.

DO YOU REPAIR GENERATORS?

Generator repair and maintenance enquiries can be made depending on the generator type and fault.

DO YOU REPAIR COMPRESSORS?

Yes, suitable air-compressor equipment can be assessed.

DO YOU INSTALL VFDs?

Yes. VFD installation, programming and troubleshooting are among our technical services.

DO YOU PROVIDE MAINTENANCE?

Yes. Preventive and corrective maintenance can be discussed.

DO YOU SERVE ONLY NAIROBI?

Nairobi is a major service area, and enquiries from outside Nairobi can also be made depending on the project.


CONTACT PRO-LOGIC TECHNOLOGIES LIMITED FOR CONSTRUCTION MACHINE SERVICES

If your construction tool, machine, power equipment, concrete mixer, welding machine, pump, compressor, generator, motor or other construction equipment is experiencing problems, contact Pro-Logic Technologies Limited for technical assessment.

We provide:

CONSTRUCTION MACHINE REPAIR

CONSTRUCTION TOOL REPAIR

MACHINE INSTALLATION

EQUIPMENT COMMISSIONING

PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE

ELECTRICAL TROUBLESHOOTING

MOTOR REPAIR

MOTOR REWINDING

PUMP REPAIR

CONCRETE MIXER REPAIR

WELDING MACHINE REPAIR

POWER TOOL REPAIR

GENERATOR SERVICES

COMPRESSOR SERVICES

VFD INSTALLATION AND PROGRAMMING

PLC AND CONTROL SYSTEM SERVICES

MACHINE ELECTRICAL INSTALLATION

CONSTRUCTION EQUIPMENT MAINTENANCE


PRO-LOGIC TECHNOLOGIES LIMITED — CONSTRUCTION EQUIPMENT SPECIALISTS IN NAIROBI

Construction projects depend on equipment that can perform when needed.

From a small handheld drill to a concrete mixer, welding machine, pump, generator or larger industrial machine, proper maintenance and timely repair can help construction teams manage equipment downtime.

Pro-Logic Technologies Limited provides a broad technical service platform for construction equipment users in Nairobi.

Whether you are a home builder, building contractor, civil engineer, construction company, property developer, renovation contractor, fabricator, road contractor, institution or industrial operator, contact us with the details of your equipment and the problem you are experiencing.

OUR CONTACT DETAILS

PRO-LOGIC TECHNOLOGIES LIMITED

MAIN WORKSHOP / HEAD OFFICE:
LUTHULI AVENUE, KANGARI BUILDING, 3RD FLOOR, KA7, NAIROBI

PHONE: 0723763173

EMAIL: info@prologictechnologies.co.ke

WEBSITE: prologictecnologies.co.ke

For construction tools and machine repair, installation and maintenance in Nairobi, provide the machine name, brand, model, fault description, location and photographs where available.

For larger equipment, site-based machinery or projects outside Nairobi, provide the project location and equipment details so the appropriate technical arrangement can be considered.

PRO-LOGIC TECHNOLOGIES LIMITED — CONSTRUCTION EQUIPMENT REPAIR, INSTALLATION & MAINTENANCE IN NAIROBI AND BEYOND.

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